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Welcome to Post-Cast here from Madison Square Garden after the Utah Jazz fall to the New York Knicks.

By the final score of 106 101, a lot of really big positives in the night tonight by the

jazz predominantly the play of Rodney Hood, but the jazz unable late in the game

pull it off just not able to get stops not able to hit shots just course of the game what's your

thought well I'm not so sure that the Knicks, I was impressed with the way they

does play. Not impressed with the way they finished the ball game and I tell you

why is that I thought in the first quarter there was a lot of ball movement,

a lot of body moving.

The drawing kick, you know, how they work on it in the practice really penetrating and looking for the

open man.

I thought once in the fourth quarter that they start playing late in the shot clock and

started to play just a two-man game and I thought that hurt them a little bit.

There were some interesting defensive things too. The jazz really exploited Chris Daps

Prusignus andnis Kander for almost all the

first half. I mean they went out of all the time and then the game swung when Kurt Thomas and

Kyle O'Quinn were in the game and then Ennis Cannon never plays the fourth

quarter because the jazz and so they were able to help out a little bit on to

Persingus the jazz couldn't get Persingus into the pick and rolls the same way

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